The phrase "abundant cost" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing expenses that are plentiful or excessive, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The project was halted due to the abundant cost associated with the materials and labor."
Alternatives: "excessive cost" or "high cost".
Vegetable oils [VEGO] constitute Mother Nature's most abundant, cost-effective, non toxic, and biodegradable resource.
Our work is based on an abundant, cost-effective, and easy-to-launch source of carbon soot having amorphous nature in combination with scrap silicon with crystalline nature.
These findings not only improve the electrocatalytic activities of the layered perovskite family via optimal doping but also highlight the potential application of LaSr3Co1.5Fe1.5O10-δ as an earth-abundant, cost-effective, highly active and durable electrocatalyst for OER in energy conversion and storage technologies.
Talcs could provide an abundant, low cost and environmentally friendly option for solidifying the electrolyte.
Furthermore, TiO2 is abundant, low cost, nontoxic, and highly resistant to photocorrosion [10].
Furthermore, from a practical perspective, element sulfur is naturally abundant, low cost, nontoxic, and environmentally friendly compared with other traditional transition metal oxide cathode materials [1 3].
Coal is our most abundant and cost effective source of power and generates half of US electricity today -- abandoning it is simply not an option.
Lignocellulosic substrates are the most abundant, low cost renewable resources worldwide [ 1].
These features, as well as the abundant and cost effective source, indicate that this enzyme could be considered a useful protease enzyme in various industrial applications, such as the food and detergent industries.
Because we can only manufacture hydrogen by stripping it out of water (our only intelligent choice of a source for hydrogen) and because that is an enormously energy-intensive process, hydrogen can only be inexpensive if we have access to abundant low-cost energy that we can use directly in low-cost facilities.
companies, including Korea Gas and GAIL, a large Indian utility, in trying to lock up prospective U.S. exports of abundant, low-cost shale gas.
